Check out this killer all-timber hunting tract located in the Wabash River bottoms! Sitting just south of SR-64, almost to the Illinois line, this property lies in an area locally known for dense wildlife populations and incredible migrating waterfowl potential. Sitting just west of 1000+ acres of limited access Nature Conservancy property, these 40 acres have the potential of holding a giant! A recent timber harvest has the property set back and is now ready to be managed and manipulated. If managed and hunted correctly, we have no doubt the deer hunting on this property could be second to none. If you like chasing waterfowl....you'll appreciate this property's proximity to Broad Pond, a 3000+Ac warm water reservoir that is annually visited by migrating waterfowl passing through the area. When things freeze up, it's not uncommon to see 100,000+ birds resting on Broad Pond. With so many waterfowl in the area, hunting for food can be incredibly productive and efficient. With a little work and careful planning...this property could have a duck hole worth bragging about. In addition to bucks and ducks, this property also sees groups of turkeys and experiences incredible morel mushroom hunting along with great trapping and small game opportunities. If you've been looking for a non-buildable hunting tract close to the Illinois line, you should certainly take a closer look at this one.